Eagleton interprets Missouri lottery law guidance for contests
Atty Gen Thomas F Eagleton explains how the 1969 amendment clarifies consideration in Missouri lotteries. He reviews examples from St Louis circuit attorney Daniel P Reardon Jr., noting which contests remain illegal or legal under the new rule, including box tops, store openings, and newspaper blanks. The Kingsland opinion clarifies which factors create a prize by chance and consideration.
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Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
Daniel P. Reardon Jr
St. Louis
Eagleton
Reardon
Robert D. Kingsland
Ant
Topless entrant barred from McAllen bathing beauty contest
MCALLEN Tex AP The American Legion post chapter refused to admit an entrant in their annual bathing beauty review who wanted to wear a topless bathing suit.
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Mcallen, Tex
American Legion Post
Taylor Pick for Saigon Post Draws Wide Praise
Gen Taylor’s continued leadership faces Senate scrutiny amid mixed reactions. Wheeler will step in as Joint Chiefs chairman after Taylor, with Morse flagging a “calamitous mistake.” Supporters call Taylor a statesman-soldier while critics warn of intensified war risks in Southeast Asia.
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Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Earle G. Wheeler
Army
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Johnson
Morse
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Senate
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
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Red China
Southeast Asia
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Viet Nam
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Foreign Relations Committee
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Saigon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Evening Buffet Adds Value At Noon Day Eatery
Jefferson City report notes the Noon Day Buffet’s popularity leads to an Evening Buffet from 5 30 to 7 30 p m Monday to Friday. All you can eat for 140 per person with under 12 at 1 00. Local diner expands offerings to attract more patrons.
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Continental Buffet
Missouri Motor Hotel
Jefferson City
Legislative Body To Open Office In Missouri
A national commission opposing the Supreme Court’s population basis apportionment plan will open an executive office in Jefferson City. The National Commission on Constitutional Government, formed by legislative leaders, lists Missouri House Speaker Thomas D. Graham as a director. Thirteen states have resolutions to block court interference with state legislative apportionment.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Jefferson City
National Commission On
Georges Prentice
Missouri
Thomas D. Graham
General Assembly
Cole County
Supreme Court
Goldwater Endorses Dulles Policy in Italian Letter
Senator Barry Goldwater, seeking the Republican nomination, writes to Lo Specchio, an Italian weekly, stating his foreign policy aligns with the Eisenhower Dulles approach. The publication carries the letter, noting European press misreadings of his views.
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Rome
Barry Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisen
S ‘Thower
John Foster Dulles
Arizona
U.S
Lo Specchio
Johnson presses Congress on broad civil rights and antiprogram agenda
President Johnson urged Congress to extend its sessions six days a week until the Democratic convention and to act on about 30 proposals, including civil rights, anti poverty, education, hospital expansion, water and highway projects, and foreign aid, as Republicans planned recess. The plan aimed to avoid adjournment before Atlantic City in August and keep momentum on crucial reforms.
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Congress
Atlantic City
Johnson
Appalachian
Christian Montie Named Chair of County Treasurers Group
County treasurer Christian Montie will chair the Legislative Committee of the County Treasurers Association for the coming year. Members include Norris D. Kay of Monireau County and Harry Kramer of Osage County. Chaplain will be Ted Ruffner of Gasconade County. The 1965 convention is set for March 16-17 in Jefferson City following a St. Louis meeting.
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Montie Christian
County Treasurers Association
Norris D. Kay
Monireau County
Harry Kramer
Osage County
Ted Ruffner
Gasconade County
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Indochina tensions rise as U.S. policies draw scrutiny
Chen Yi warned of U.S. preparations for new military ventures in Southeast Asia as tensions over Laos and South Vietnam escalate. Tokyo papers weighed shifts in U.S. policy after Taylor’s appointment, with Hong Kong and Tokyo outlets predicting more military activity and potential volunteers heading to North Vietnam. Lodge announced his resignation as U.S. ambassador to South Vietnam, returning to aid Scranton’s presidential bid, while Goldwater criticized Johnson’s indecision underpinning the move.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Lodge
Ambassador Lodge
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Scranton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Robert S. McNamara
Taylor
McNamara
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Laos
Peking
Chen Yi
U.S
Indochina
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Japan
Asahi
Yomiuri
Hanoi
Japan Times
Hong Kong
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
William W. Scranton
Sen
Washington
Johnson
Pennsylvania
Saigon
John F. Kennedy
Medicare blow is dealt in 1963 policy debate
A 1963 forum recounts issues from U.S. health care proposals to aid the aged, noting Johnson administration plans blocked by the House Ways and Means Committee. It covers debates on social security retirement changes, distribution of grain, farm machinery repair, and calls for strong leadership against socialism and communism.
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Washington
Johnson
Jonota
Cecil R.king
D-Calif
Leonard E. Reed
Foundation For Economic Freedom
Reed
Observations On Soviet Agriculture And Farm Life
The report notes quotas with cash bonuses for surpassing targets and debt for shortfalls, describing collective and state farms in Russia. It highlights large scale operations, lack of fences, long crop rows, and scarce small machinery, plus salaries of about 90 dollars monthly for state farm workers.
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Doll
Russia
McGraw Plant Road Contract Awarded to Hunter Bros
John A. Morris of the Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce and Joe DeLong announced that Hunter Brothers Construction Co won the contract for McGraw Edison plant road improvements on Industrial Drive. The bid totaled 13,108.71 dollars for relocating and paving the road with blacktopping of the parking area and truck turnaround and landscaping planned.
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John A. Morris
Jefferson City
Thief Takes $700 From Grocer’s Shoes
ST LOUIS AP A grocer Robert Tucci woke to find $700 missing from his shoe shop after a night break in. A truck driver Marion Au of near Columbia was injured in the same incident. Separate reports include a Morris boy drowning after a car rolled into a mine pit during a body search and an Audrain crash near Mexico where Throckmorton’s pickup hit a tractor trailer injuring Throckmorton’s 11 year old son Jerry Ray. The truck driver Arden J Hanna of Mexico was uninjured.
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ST. Louis
Robert Tucci
Marion Au
Brey Coates
Columbia
Morris Boy
Robert J. Mendenhall
Audrain
Throckmorton
Audrain County
U.S. 54
Mexico
Jerry Ray
Arden J. Hanna
Mississippi trio disappearance linked to burned station wagon
Governor expresses hope law and order will prevail as a burned station wagon is found near State 21 fifteen miles northeast of Philadelphia. Three civil rights workers Schwerner Cheney and Goodman were last seen Sunday night, with investigators and two lab technicians set to examine the vehicle amid speculation their bodies may lie in nearby water. Goodman, among 175 out of state volunteers who arrived to aid voter registration efforts in Mississippi, had been active in the Meridian area.
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Meridian
Cheney
Goodman
Philadelphia
FBI
Mississippi
Oxford
Ohio
Jefferson City News Tribuna masthead and rates
The Jefferson City News Tribuna lists publishers Mr and Mrs Robert O Goshorn and Mr William H Weldon with Joseph G Majersky as editor and R L Rose as executive vice president. Published daily except Saturday at 210 Monroe Street, carrier and mail rates shown, including 312.00 yearly in Cole and adjoining counties, 20.80 in other Missouri counties, and 23.40 outside Missouri.
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Robert 0. Goshorn
William H. Weldon
William
Weldon
R.L. Rose
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribuna Company
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Cole
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Gasoline sharing tax boosts counties and cities in Missouri
State analysis shows 80 of 114 counties received over 50 000 each under the plan with St Louis County leading at 850 932 15. Counties and cities share 15 and 5 percent respectively while 80 percent goes to the State Highway Department. Figures cover 24 months of receipts and withdrawals for road work across central Missouri and listed cities.
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St. Louis County
Scott County
State Highway Department
Missouri
Boone
Callaway
Camden
Cole
Cooper
Atheist Charged as Police Assault Suspect in Maryland Bail Move
Prosecutors and bail bondsmen moved today to secure the return of suspects to Maryland with FBI assistance if needed. Robert London of the bonds firm said bonds totaled 8,750 dollars to free them Sunday and that the FBI would be asked to help bring them back to Baltimore.
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Return
Maryland
FBI
Robert London
Baltimore
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